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You are here: Home / News / Good news for the South African rand | SA News

Good news for the South African rand | SA News

30 December 2025 by Guest


South Africa’s rand is poised to end the year with the biggest jump since 2009 as the dollar’s weakness, combined with political stability at home, bolstered the nation’s allure for investors. 

The currency has jumped 13% against the dollar this year. Overseas investors bought a net 72.4 billion rand ($4.3 billion) of local-currency bonds this year.

That compares with net purchases of 15.6 billion rand in 2024. Meanwhile, the dollar is headed for its worst decline in eight years.

Slower inflation and faster…

Diverse Population: The country is known as the “Rainbow Nation” due to its
diverse cultures, ethnicities, and languages.

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    5 September 2026 at 10:44 am

    Cote d\’Ivoire: You have two cows. You rename your country Cote Leathoir.

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